How To Get Contacts In Fallen London

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The Neath's Not So Lonely Hearts Club: A Guide to Snagging Social Butterflies in Fallen London

Ah, the Neath. A city of shadows, secrets, and let's be honest, a tad on the lonesome side. Fear not, fellow spelunker of subterranean delights! This here guide will have you schmoozing with socialites and swapping scandalous gossip faster than you can say "Parabolan bat guano."

###Method 1: Friend-roduction

The Chum chum option! Do you have any mates, acquaintances, or vaguely tolerable relatives who might also fancy a dip in the Unterzee? Boldly introduce them to the wonders (and terrors) of Fallen London. Not only will you have a built-in buddy to navigate the social whirlwinds, but you'll also get a special bonus in-game for your recruitment efforts. Win-win!

How To Get Contacts In Fallen London
How To Get Contacts In Fallen London

Subheading: The Perils of Recruitment

A word of caution, chum. Be sure your chosen friend has a strong constitution and a taste for the macabre. This ain't your average game of whist down at the vicarage.

###Method 2: The Calling Card Caper

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Feeling more James Bond than Mr. Sociable? This method's for you! The esteemed tradition of the Calling Card allows you to virtually tap metaphorical shoulders and say, "Fancy a spot of scandal?" It's a discreet way to introduce yourself and potentially forge new acquaintances.

Subheading: Calling Card Etiquette 101

A gentleman (or gentlewoman) always asks before sending a Calling Card. Nobody likes unsolicited social invitations, especially not in the Neath where your postman might be a particularly grumpy rat. Always check the forums or social media to see if your target is keen on some Neathy networking.

###Method 3: The Forums and the Fearsome Feast

The Neathy denizens are a chatty bunch (well, some of them). The official Fallen London forums and various online communities are teeming with folks looking to expand their social circles. Don't be shy! Mingle with the masses, share your thrilling (or utterly disastrous) adventures, and you might just find your new best corpse-acquaintance.

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Subheading: A Feast for Friendship

Special events like the Feast of the Exceptional Rose are prime opportunities to hobnob with the Neathy elite. Dress up in your finest (or most unsettling) attire, partake in the festivities, and who knows? You might just charm your way into a higher social stratum.

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###FAQ

How to Know if Someone Wants a Calling Card?

Check the forums, social media, or ask them directly! A simple "Interested in a spot of social climbing?" will usually do the trick.

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How Many Contacts Can I Have?

There's a limit, but it's a fairly generous one. You won't be swimming in acquaintances, but you'll have enough for a jolly good Neathy soiree.

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How Do Social Actions Work?

Those fancy social actions you see? They require contacts! Having a network of folks opens up all sorts of gameplay opportunities.

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How Do I Get Stat Boosts From Contacts?

Certain contacts can offer temporary buffs to your stats. Just be sure they like you enough to share their metaphorical metaphorical smelling salts.

How Do I Become a Patron of the Arts (or the Shadows)?

Some high-ranking contacts can become patrons, offering even more powerful stat boosts. Just remember, with great social power comes great responsibility (and possibly a hefty donation to the cause).

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